tsubamoto2001;842699115 said:

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Tom Tolbert.

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Tom was gone by then. The "Skyline" was Brian Williams (Bison Dele), Ed Stokes and Sean Rooks. I remember seeing them walk around the Cal campus before one of our games v. AZ at Harmon. They kind of stood out. So tragic to see people die young. Again, my thoughts are prayers are with Kam and his family.

http://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/schools/arizona/1990.html

NewYorkCityBear;842699167 said:

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Maybe a condolence thread is not the best place to put such a trivia question.

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It wasn't mean as a trivia question -- I was asking sincerely who was that third person.

Big man, Big heart, Big loss.

I know he was a fan favorite in Tucson - and well respected competitor when he came to Cal.

Condolences to Kam and his family.

I'm very saddened by this news. Kam's father was way too young to pass. RIP and please accept my sincerest condolences.

Much too young. Condolences to Kam and his family.

Very sad and way too young. Hope the family is okay.

BTW, Larry Bird has mentioned big men die much younger. Perhaps there's some truth to this.

I have a great memory of Sean Rooks. I was a student then. Harmon. He was taking the ball to throw in right in front of the student section. He had every student screaming in his head on the sideline while he made a perfect pass. He was so good. May Kam have a great season with all of our thoughts with him and his family. Go Bears! And Bear Down for Sean.

Kam: So many of us in your Cal family have communicated with one another expresses sadness and our feelings for you at this time. Take care.

Blue Bear;842699644 said:

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Kam: So many of us in your Cal family have communicated with one another expresses sadness and our feelings for you at this time. Take care.

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+1

Happy pops got to see his son play an injury free season

You are the man of the family now

Stay strong hold the fam down